It’s only self-censorship if you stop yourself from writing something for fear of unjust consequences.
If your fear is of just consequences, it’s called self-restraint.
Bonus tip: this applies to things you say too.
Extra double-secret bonus tip: this applies times a thousand to anything on social media.
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